WALK! WALK! WALK!
Ubud is quite walkable and is such an ideal city where you can relax and have your eat, pray, and love moment.
If you do not have a set itinerary and want to have a chill day, walking around Ubud will lead you to interesting places like the rice paddies, cute shops and restaurants, and you might come across some type of traditional dance performance.
SCOOTER
We personally did not rent a scooter since we were not comfortable driving, but this is always a pretty popular option in Southeast Asia.
PRIVATE TAXI DRIVER
We had a private taxi driver for 2 out of our 4 days stay.
I cannot for the life of me remember how we got in touch with our driver.
His name Gede Dedik on Facebook.
Most of the time, you are able to get connected to local private drivers through a friend, facebook groups, word of mouth, or once you are in Ubud.
A huge part of our itinerary was created by Gede.
He gave recommendations on what to see and where to go, and we negotiated a price and went with it.
SHUTTLE BUS
This is also another option and you will see signs all over Ubud and Bali in general for different prices to go to different cities and islands.